This Solo Exhibition was part of the George Town Festival, which is an annual, month-long celebration of culture, heritage, art, and community.

Digital Waste: The Sweet Smell of Burning by Madhvee Deb explores digital overload and social media dependency through images and video. This solo exhibition at Soho Galleri, Västerås, encourages viewers to reconsider their digital habits and reconnect with real-life experiences.

"Landings" reflects the culmination of artistic journeys that embrace both beginnings and the challenges faced along the way. It serves as a momentary pause, offering time to reflect and strategise before embarking on new artistic explorations, rather than a final destination.

The “Silent Giraffe” exhibition showcased the diverse and powerful voices of contemporary artists. From exploring the complexities of gender identity to delving into the hidden depths of human connection, these artists invited viewers to see the world through a new lens.

In a meaningful collaboration, Madhvee and Rainbow Centre Singapore worked together to create unique artwork, from conceptualisation to decorating and painting, on child-sized Louis chairs.

This program of artistic videos, animated films, installations and exhibitions of photographs by confirmed or emerging artists is presented at several festival venues.

A celebration of inclusivity in the arts, this exhibition welcomed all submissions and featured a continuously evolving layout, offering fresh interpretations through ongoing re-curation by Madhvee Deb and Ju Underwood.

Exhibition curated and organized by Françoise Huguier on the theme of 'Huis Clos,' French for 'behind closed doors.

Madhvee Deb represents LASALLE College of the Arts at Art Stage Singapore, the premier platform for contemporary art in Asia, highlighting the region’s diverse and dynamic visual arts scene.